Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-16

The President and Mru. Cleveland leave
FOrestpOrt i'm q Gorgeous WaEom-The
Journey TO the So. Lawrence.
UTICA, N. Y, July 16s-This morning, like all
mornings since the President entered Centra! New
York on his present holiday trip, opened with
beautiful weather and there is every promise or a
most enjoyable trip TO the Thousand Islands. The
special train which conveys the Presidential party
to the islands lert Utica at the appointed hour,
am, accompanied by Assistant Superintendent
Hammond OF this division or the road. Upon its
arrival in Watertown, at 1:30, General Manager
Br1tton will join the party. The train consists OF
engine 50, Engineer Geo. Hayes, day coach and
the drawing-room car City OF Watertown In
drawing -room conductor II had been the under
standing between Secretary FairchIid and Private
would be taken on at Trenton Falls but this ar
rangement was not carried out, and secretary and
Mrs Fairchlld boarded the train In Utica this
AT Holland Patent the train was boarded by
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, l. l. Yeamans and
wife the brother-in-aw and sister OF the President
and Miss Carrie E. and Miss Mary L. Hastings.
President ClevelandS niece6.
LEAVING FoRESTPoRT IN STATE
WATERrowN. n. Y, July l6.-The Presidents
Gals O'Clock Ed. Thorp, the mail carrier. brought
them over from ForestpOrt In the most magnificent
covered wagon with yellow wheels ever seen in
this part or the country. There were the Presi-
dent and his wife and Rev. Wm. n. Cleveland and
his wife. At the depot, Railroad Commissioner
~. W.
The train left Utica at about O'Clock having ON
board Secretary OF the Treasury Falrchild and his
wife, who had come down from Cazenovia.
RECRUITING THE PARTY AT HOLLAND PATENT
AT Holland Patent q stop was made and men,
bers OF the Cleveland family who were to partici-
pate In the family reunion got aboard. They were
Mary and Carrie Hastings, who make their home
with her at 1.-THE Weeds and Mr. and Mrs l.
Of friend Wape "a
land who was a welcome guest at the White
House, also became a member or the party.
THE PRESIDENT NEVER FELT BETTER
The President had retired Immediately after last
nights reception, and this morning he said he
never felt better. He was greatly pleased with
IN ms
much pleased with these little receptions which
have been given at Forestport, Holland Patent
nicely. They are SO quiet and polite, and there is
no rudeness or JOsIling one another for position.
Then there are Just about ehough OF them to
least fatiguing. / think the country people
especially deserving OF the very kindest treat
reception at Forestport was composed equally Of
republicans and democrats, the former vteing
with the latter In an endeavor TO make the Presi-
dents Sojourn In the village pleasant.
CHEERING AS THE TRAIN PASSED.
From the Alder Greek Railroad station, where
the party took the train to Cape Vincent, where
will sail among the islands, is distance OF 80
miles. The train was scheduled TO make IL In two
hours II slowed down % at Boonyiiie a. miles from
and his wife as they stood the rear platform or
the drawing room car. AT POrt Leyd0n It again
slowed down and crowd cheered them. AT Glen
dale q stop was made for water and the people on
the depot platform crowded forward TO shake
hands; Half dozen children pressed forward,
AT Lowvile, one OF the largest villages In this sec
tion about all the Inhabitants were at the depot
down to the platform, and was introduced TO such
as could crowd forward In three minutes time by
Postmaster Bostic5 "A, AT Carthage Cart & u Lnge crowd
The depot was handsomely draled. Al 1o:40 the
party reached Watertown, having made the run
Of 66 miles In one hour and forty mir utes
NO STOP AT wArsRTowN
WATERFOWL, N. Y, July 16-There was O crowd
train with the President and party drew in
a short stop would be made. About nve
minutes before the train arrived, how
s1 G ssS
here because the President was no. wen. General
Manager BrittOn arrived here at 1890 a No. on q
eOs xr
Britton, Mr.. and MIS- Theodore Irwin, Mr.. and
MIS- hn Hg .Os 0ss"s
Burbank and daughter, OF OSwego
COUPLING ON THE oswEGo CAL,
ne e 0W on ts se %
| OF the Rome, Watertown and Cgdensburg, about
mile from Watertown depot Manager Br1ttoa
track to board the Presidents tram, and 10 stop
was made until the junction was reaehesl where
throeS the city was made scwy The Prssdent
and Mrs. cleveland stood on the rear platform OF
their car and bowed 70 the people at the depot A
cheer went up as the train passed.
A Hundred Towelnsakers Thrswm Oas.
manufacturer ar I'd and Cambria streets has sus-
pended. and over hundred hands are idle The
suspenston was brought about By two judGmsnn